Prairie Star® American Persimmon Tea making this first year/primocane raspberry

making this first year/primocane raspberry a special treat

Upright and blazingly productive most years

Named in 1902 after the new English monarch and grown since in English gardens as an outstanding fresh eating and cooking apple

A real treat for those with small spaces to plant in - Shinseiki is reliably self fertile in much of the US

sub-acid flavor that really shines in tarts

Prairie Star® American Persimmon Tea making this first year/primocane raspberryDiospyros virginiana 'Prairie Star' Prohibited to California This new self fertile selection is the perfect choice for the home gardener. From the breeding work of Jim Claypool in Illinois, this unique variety is prized for its large, very sweet, firm and flavorful fruit. One of the earliest ripening American persimmon varieties, Prairie Star bears abundant crops. USDA Zone: 5 9 Grow Height: 15' Sun: Full Sun Ripening Time: October November